LA Kings & NHL Announce 2025-26 Regular Season Schedule

Jesse Courville-Lynch

Jul 16, 2025

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Jesse Courville-Lynch

Jul 16, 2025

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The Los Angeles Kings & the National Hockey League revealed the Kings' 2025-26 regular season schedule on Wednesday (Jul. 16).

They kick off their season on October 7th, 2025, in a battle against the Colorado Avalanche, and play eight of their remaining 11 games in October on the road.

The LA Kings entered the 2025 offseason facing another year of playoff disappointment and a roster in question. With several roster questions and trades, General Manager Ken Holland has opted not to make a splash, instead staying quiet, leaving fans wondering if the Kings have truly improved.

thehockeynews.comFree Agency Recap: Did the Los Angeles Kings Get Better or Worse This Offseason?The LA Kings entered the 2025 offseason facing another year of playoff disappointment and a roster in question. With several roster questions and trades, General Manager Ken Holland has opted not to make a splash, instead staying quiet, leaving fans wondering if the Kings have truly improved. 

The Edmonton Oilers will soon have to focus on re-signing their captain, forward Connor McDavid, and while they have plenty of time to get that done, there is already speculation surrounding him, and the Los Angeles Kings have been linked to him.

thehockeynews.comKings Among Teams "Monitoring" Connor McDavid?The Edmonton Oilers will soon have to focus on re-signing their captain, forward Connor McDavid, and while they have plenty of time to get that done, there is already speculation surrounding him, and the Los Angeles Kings have been linked to him.

The Los Angeles Kings were hoping they could land a defender who had been involved in trade rumors for weeks, but unfortunately, he re-signed with the Buffalo Sabres, the team announced on Monday (Jul. 14).

thehockeynews.comKings Miss Out On Rumored Defensive Trade TargetThe Los Angeles Kings were hoping they could land a defender who had been involved in trade rumors for weeks, but unfortunately, he re-signed with the Buffalo Sabres, the team announced on Monday (Jul. 14).